One month after an arson attack on a historic Israeli church, Jewish suspects have been arrested - and rabbis are raising money to refurbish the church.
On Sunday, Israeli police arrested three Jewish men suspected of torching and daubing Hebrew graffiti on the Church of the Multiplication in the Galilee, where Jesus is said to have fed 5,000 people.
The arrests mark a significant step forward in the investigation, which is being conducted amid heavy international pressure - including from the Vatican - to solve the case and deter other anti-Christian attacks.
As the police continue their investigation, a group of rabbis is engaged in a campaign to restore the church to its former glory - and send a strong message to Israeli society.